Adding a hyperlink to a sentence of text in a bulleted list
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It is being Html encoded before being rendered. As I said in my previous post, certain controls automatically html encode their content before rendering. Just to test if that is the actual problem, try using a div tag (HtmlGenericControl) and set its innerText property to the desired html output.
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Hi Shameel. The text renders correctly when set up as a label directly on the page. I believe you are correct about the encoding issue. Is there a way to decode? WHEELS
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It is being Html encoded before being rendered. As I said in my previous post, certain controls automatically html encode their content before rendering. Just to test if that is the actual problem, try using a div tag (HtmlGenericControl) and set its innerText property to the desired html output.
I had to abandon the Common control approach. I added a simple BulletedList to the .aspx file, but I am still having a very challenging time setting a hyperlink on a given word in a bullet sentence. I am starting to believe this can't be done. There are three DisplayMode options for a BulletedList: Text, HyperLink, and ImageButton, but no Text/Hyperlink combo. If you have time can you try to create one that does what I am looking for? Thanks, WHEELS
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I had to abandon the Common control approach. I added a simple BulletedList to the .aspx file, but I am still having a very challenging time setting a hyperlink on a given word in a bullet sentence. I am starting to believe this can't be done. There are three DisplayMode options for a BulletedList: Text, HyperLink, and ImageButton, but no Text/Hyperlink combo. If you have time can you try to create one that does what I am looking for? Thanks, WHEELS
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Sorry Shameel. I was not entirely clear. I have done that sucessfully, but what I am looking for is the following: * This is an example of programming. Then when you click the underlined word good it takes you to http://www.codeproject.com. * is a bullet. WHEELS
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Sorry Shameel. I was not entirely clear. I have done that sucessfully, but what I am looking for is the following: * This is an example of programming. Then when you click the underlined word good it takes you to http://www.codeproject.com. * is a bullet. WHEELS
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It seems to work well in the .aspx, but now I have to put it in as a dynamic variable. Is there any issue with including the a href in the string? WHEELS
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Depends on how you put the 'href' within that string. As long as the correct html is rendered, you shouldn't have any problem. Can you care to show me your entire code that renders the output?
<ul>
<li id="liBullet" />
<li><a href="http://bing.com">This</a> takes you to Bing</li>
</ul>C#
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem liBullet;
this.liBullet.Attributes.Add(BULLETTHREELBHL);
private const string BULLETTHREELBHL = "Employee earnings can be submitted through the <a href=\"/EECHG/FW_DEFAULT.ASPX?Serviceid=EECHG&title=Employee+Changes\">Employee Changes</a> service by a plan administrator with access to update employee changes.";WHEELS
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<ul>
<li id="liBullet" />
<li><a href="http://bing.com">This</a> takes you to Bing</li>
</ul>C#
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem liBullet;
this.liBullet.Attributes.Add(BULLETTHREELBHL);
private const string BULLETTHREELBHL = "Employee earnings can be submitted through the <a href=\"/EECHG/FW_DEFAULT.ASPX?Serviceid=EECHG&title=Employee+Changes\">Employee Changes</a> service by a plan administrator with access to update employee changes.";WHEELS
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Attributes.Add()
method takes 2 arguments, this code shouldn't compile at all. You should ideally be usingListItem.Text
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When I dynamically populate the .text property, I get an Object reference not set to an instance of an object error. System.NullReferenceException.
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protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem liBullets;
private const string BULLETTHREELBHL = "Employee earnings can be submitted through the <a href=\"/EECHG/FW_DEFAULT.ASPX?Serviceid=EECHG&title=Employee+Changes\">Employee Changes</a> service by a plan administrator with access to update employee changes.";
this.liBullets.Text = BULLETTHREELBHL;
<ul>
<li id="liBullets" />
<li>To Access Google, click <a href="http://google.com">here</a></li>
<li><a href="http://bing.com">This</a> takes you to Bing</li>
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protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem liBullets;
private const string BULLETTHREELBHL = "Employee earnings can be submitted through the <a href=\"/EECHG/FW_DEFAULT.ASPX?Serviceid=EECHG&title=Employee+Changes\">Employee Changes</a> service by a plan administrator with access to update employee changes.";
this.liBullets.Text = BULLETTHREELBHL;
<ul>
<li id="liBullets" />
<li>To Access Google, click <a href="http://google.com">here</a></li>
<li><a href="http://bing.com">This</a> takes you to Bing</li>
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I have to declare the* id, and protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem liBullets; is incorrect. That appears to be reserved for drop-down or list boxes. I'm not sure what type the
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You should have told this earlier, try this:
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl liBullet = new System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl("li");
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What property do I use in liBullet? There doesn't seem to be a text property, and innertext didn't work.